Ah!!! So a one ounce Maple Leaf coin contains 999 ounces of silver. Marshall
Joseph Cummins wrote: > > > I too thought the same till I examined these coins. > Take a careful look and you will notice that there is > no dot before the four nines. > Joseph > > > > > > At 11:33 AM 03/12/2002 -0500, you wrote: > >> It would seem that this "real expert" is mathematically challenged. >> .9999 is 10 times as pure, not 1000. I personally use Canadian >> Silver Maple Leaf coins witch are .9999, certified by the Royal >> Canadian Mint. They are always available on ebay auctions at >> reasonable prices. >> >> Best Regards to all, >> >> Arnold Beland >> >> >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From:[email protected] >> To: [email protected] >> Sent: Tuesday, March 12, 2002 10:43 AM >> Subject: CS>.999 VS .9999 >> >> Here's what the REAL researchers say NOT to use: >> >> >> 1- >> Uncontrolled Current caused by generation systems which use >> uncontrollable 9 Volt transistor radio batteries >> (Only Current Controlled AC/DC laboratory grade power supplies >> should be used to produce Colloidal Minerals) >> 2- >> .999 percent silver wire (a lessor quality of silver on market, >> used for necklaces and jewelry) >> (.9999 is 1 thousand times purer than .999 silver - If you >> want 1 thousand times more metal and mineral impurities in your >> Colloidal Silver, then go ahead and use the least expensive >> silver wire (.999) for your colloidal production. >> >> >> >> >> >> >> IM LOOKING FOR INPUT HERE, I JUST BOUGHT A CS GENERATOR, AND >> HAVE .999 PER CENT WIRES >> >> >> SO, IM GETTING IMPURITIES? >>
